[TMC] SBE Mic connector?

Richard Knoppow 1oldlens1 at ix.netcom.com
Tue Jun 9 18:48:17 EDT 2020


    Just to make this clear because I don't like the way it reads.
    Some microphones come with attached cords, some have a 
connector on the body for an interconnecting cord. That's better. 
In either case you will have to wire the cord to the transmitter. 
If there is attached cord on the mic, or if it has a connector 
but no cord, you will have to find whatever connector is suitable 
for the mic end and attach a suitable connector at both ends. 
Some connectors which were extremely common in the  1950s are 
hard to find now but all are available with a little searching. 
If worst comes to worst you can replace the transmitter connector 
with another kind such as a TRS telephone jack or an XLR 
connector. However, I think you can probably get the correct ones.
    Do you have the entire transmitter that this exciter goes 
with? I have lusted after a TMC transmitter since I was in my 
teens. I will look for one when I get rich.

On 6/9/2020 3:26 PM, Richard Knoppow wrote:
> Forgot the last part. You will have to wire the mic to the 
> connector. Some microphones came with connectors on the mic and 
> some with similar connectors although with differing numbers of 
> pins, some came with with cords attached. If your mic does not 
> have an attached cord but rather a connector you will have to 
> obtain the correct connector for it.
>   The handbook shows how to wire the connector. Pin 1 is hot, 
> pin 2 is ground, pin 3 is push to talk. The inputs on the back 
> terminals are high level, low impedance, not for microphones.
>
> On 6/9/2020 1:04 PM, W2HX wrote:
>> Hi all, what is the name of the Mic (or MIKE) connector on the 
>> front of the SBE-2/3? And are mics findable with this 
>> connector on it and wired properly? Or must I wire a mic up 
>> myself?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Eugene
>>
>>
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Richard Knoppow
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